Photographer Dominik H. Mueller captures 'Lost in a Dream,' an editorial that celebrates botanical textile prints. Adorned with artistic backdrops -- also featuring lusg greenery and flower prints -- these portraits feature AMERICANA Models NYC's Hendrik Arns.
Arns is lensed in a residential setting and poses in fashions with a flamboyant aesthetic. Sourced from fashion label Barre Noire, the clothes range from contemporary versions of short-sleeved Hawaiian shirts to matching separates that consist of floral shirts and pants.
Bringing Barre Noire's collection vision to life, Lost in a Dream highlights the season's botanical textile prints and gets fashion fans in the mood for summer. In addition to its floral clothing staples and vivid frames, this editorial also boasts braille symbolism, used to adorn each of its individual images. Hair and makeup for this captivating series is the work of Teresa Hofmeister who completes model Hendrik's effortlessly cool looks.
Botanical Menswear Portraits
Dominik H. Mueller's 'Lost In A Dream' Series Boasts Botanical Prints
Trend Themes
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3. Residential Fashion Photography - Fashion photographers can leverage residential settings to create a unique and intimate way to showcase products and clothing to create a more relatable and approachable appeal.
Industry Implications
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